Himachal Pradesh, meaning "Snowy Slopes," is a stunning Indian Himalayan state known as the "Land of the Gods" for its breathtaking mountains, valleys (like Kullu & Spiti), and rich culture, serving as a popular hub for tourism, adventure sports (trekking, skiing), and spiritual retreats, with capitals Shimla (Summer) and Dharamshala (Winter)
Manali, a popular hill station in Himachal Pradesh, is nestled in the scenic Kullu Valley at the foot of the Himalayas. Often called the "Valley of the Gods" and "Abode of Manu," it is a premier tourist destination known for its stunning natural beauty, including snowy mountains, green forests, and the Beas River
Kasol is a scenic Himalayan village in Himachal Pradesh's Parvati Valley, known as a backpacker's hub for its stunning pine forests, Parvati River, hippie culture, and unique Israeli influence, earning it the nickname "Mini Israel". It offers serene trekking, riverside relaxation, hot springs (like Kheerganga), and attracts adventurers and nature lovers seeking an authentic mountain experience with great cafes and cultural vibes. The best times to visit are spring/summer (April-June) and autumn (Oct-Nov), with snowy winters (Dec-Feb) for snow lovers.